WW (SG), SSCS and the supporting groups are concerned about the future of the animals housed in UWS and Dolphin Lagoon, and is doubtful of its capabilities to maintain the animals’ physical and psychological health with proper husbandry, medical care and ethical conservation efforts. The health of the dolphins held captive in Dolphin Lagoon are in appalling and deteriorating conditions which clearly show that adequate care of these
animals have not been not met. The display and usage of sick/injured animals for shows is in clear violation of the law as well as contradicts UWS’ stand on conservation and education. Over the period of 14 years since the acquisition of the dolphins, UWS also did not meet the criteria in research, conservation and education, having minimal benefit and contribution to the wild population of dolphins. UWS needs to realise that dolphins are not
suitable for captivity and that dolphinariums are contributing to animal cruelty at the highest extent, from capture to captivity. UWS also did not meet the optimal conditions for the
otters’ enclosures, which are below the minimal standard in animal welfare requirements. Haw Par Corporation Limited and UWS must realise and take full responsibility of the above reported findings, especially the physical and psychological health of the animals. WW (SG) and SSCS would like to stress that proper and adequate medical treatment, rehabilitating and releasing the dolphins back into the wild and improving the husbandry
and enclosure for the Asian Small-clawed otters is the only positive step ahead for true conservation, education and for the welfare of the animals.
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Investigation Report Into the Conditions & Welfare of the Animals Kept Captive in Dolphin Lagoon and Underwater World Singapore, Sentosa (2014)
WW (SG), SSCS and the supporting groups are concerned about the future of the animals housed in UWS and Dolphin Lagoon, and is doubtful of its capabilities to maintain the animals’ physical and psychological health with proper husbandry, medical care and ethical conservation efforts. The health of the dolphins held captive in Dolphin Lagoon are in appalling and deteriorating conditions which clearly show that adequate care of these
animals have not been not met. The display and usage of sick/injured animals for shows is in clear violation of the law as well as contradicts UWS’ stand on conservation and education. Over the period of 14 years since the acquisition of the dolphins, UWS also did not meet the criteria in research, conservation and education, having minimal benefit and contribution to the wild population of dolphins. UWS needs to realise that dolphins are not
suitable for captivity and that dolphinariums are contributing to animal cruelty at the highest extent, from capture to captivity. UWS also did not meet the optimal conditions for the
otters’ enclosures, which are below the minimal standard in animal welfare requirements. Haw Par Corporation Limited and UWS must realise and take full responsibility of the above reported findings, especially the physical and psychological health of the animals. WW (SG) and SSCS would like to stress that proper and adequate medical treatment, rehabilitating and releasing the dolphins back into the wild and improving the husbandry
and enclosure for the Asian Small-clawed otters is the only positive step ahead for true conservation, education and for the welfare of the animals.
WW (SG), SSCS and the supporting groups are concerned about the future of the animals housed in UWS and Dolphin Lagoon, and is doubtful of its capabilities to maintain the animals’ physical and psychological health with proper husbandry, medical care and ethical conservation efforts. The health of the dolphins held captive in Dolphin Lagoon are in appalling and deteriorating conditions which clearly show that adequate care of these
animals have not been not met. The display and usage of sick/injured animals for shows is in clear violation of the law as well as contradicts UWS’ stand on conservation and education. Over the period of 14 years since the acquisition of the dolphins, UWS also did not meet the criteria in research, conservation and education, having minimal benefit and contribution to the wild population of dolphins. UWS needs to realise that dolphins are not
suitable for captivity and that dolphinariums are contributing to animal cruelty at the highest extent, from capture to captivity. UWS also did not meet the optimal conditions for the
otters’ enclosures, which are below the minimal standard in animal welfare requirements. Haw Par Corporation Limited and UWS must realise and take full responsibility of the above reported findings, especially the physical and psychological health of the animals. WW (SG) and SSCS would like to stress that proper and adequate medical treatment, rehabilitating and releasing the dolphins back into the wild and improving the husbandry
and enclosure for the Asian Small-clawed otters is the only positive step ahead for true conservation, education and for the welfare of the animals.
THE ANIMALS KEPT CAPTIVE IN DOLPHIN LAGOON AND UNDERWATER WORLD SINGAPORE, SENTOSA (2014) INVESTIGATIONS REPORT INTO THE CONDITIONS & WELFARE CONCERN OF THE ANIMALS KEPT CAPTIVE IN DOLPHIN LAGOON AND UNDERWATER WORLD SINGAPORE, SENTOSA (2014) by WILDLIFE WATCHER (SINGAPORE) in collaboration with SEA SHEPHERD CONSERVATION SOCIETY supported by Animal Friends Jogja (AFJ) Jakarta Animal Aid Network (JAAN) Pramudya Harzani, Sectarian Member of Indonesian Commision for Animal Welfare Published by Wildlife Watcher (Singapore), 2014 Written by : Md. Hafiz'zan Shah (Sc) io!"thics#Medical Sciences "dited by: Sea Shepherd $onser%ation Society # &a'arta (ni)al (id *et+or' ,esearchers: Md. Hafiz'zan Shah # Sea Shepherd $onser%ation Society - CONTENTS Page INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 ABBREVIATIONS USED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 TERMS USED . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 INVESTIGATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7 FINDINGS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8! INVESTIGATION PICTURES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "# $6 RECOMMENDATIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7 CONC%USION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8 REFERENCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $!3# . INTRODUCTION &'()('*e &a+,-e. ! To serve and protect, to educate and respect Focusing on issues within the South East Asia region, Wildlife Watcher is a Singapore! based interest group, dedicated to defend the natural world from exploitation. Armed with scientific investigation, documentation and reports as well as strong partnerships with international counterparts, Wildlife Watcher monitors and tackles issues revolving violations of human and animal welfare rights. "ducating through ad%ocacy ca)paigns and ethical /ournalis), Wildlife Watcher enriches its goals and )oti%es +ith ut)ost passion and intelligence. We are all ste+ard sand ste+ardesses of this "arth. 0 ABBREVIATIONS USED ACRES : (ni)al $oncerns ,esearch # "ducation Society AVA : (gri!1ood and 2eterinary (uthority of Singapore CITES / $on%ention on 3nternational 4rade in "ndangered Species of Wild 1auna and 1lora NGO012 : *on!5o%ern)ental 6rganisation(s) SG : Singapore SSCS : Sea Shepherd $onser%ation Society U&S : 7nder+ater World Singapore &&/ Wildlife Watcher TERMS USED Ce+a,ea31: a8uatic )a))als co))only 'no+n as +hales, dolphins and porpoises. C'.,41: an establish)ent, +hether per)anent, seasonal or te)porary, +here ani)als are 'ept or presented that are, or +ill be, used for the purposes of perfor)ing tric's or )anoeu%res. 9olphinaria, zoos and a8uaria are e:cluded. D5(6-'3a.'47 06(4.a(/ )5(6-'3a.'a2 : an a8uariu) for cetaceans. ; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 3n -<<<, 7WS ac8uired si: 3ndo!pacific Hu)pbac'ed 9olphins (Sousa chinensis) for its attraction, the 9olphin =agoon, of +hich four +ere +ild caught and i)ported fro) 4hailand +ith help fro) 6asis Sea World in =ae) Singh. >"8 >$? >5? (lthough the capture and i)portation of these dolphins +ere illegal according to $34"S, the (2(, a go%ern)ent regulatory agency for +ildlife trade and safeguarding the +elfare of ani)als in Singapore, ad)itted to a clerical error of docu)enting the dolphins are capti%e!bred instead of being +ild caught >6? , hence allo+ing the dolphins to be 'ept in 9olphin =agoon. 7WS /ustified their ac8uisition of these dolphins by clai)ing that they +ere @rescuedA fro) consu)ption in 4hailand. >"? >$? 3n .BB0, ($,"S, a Singapore!based ani)al +elfare organisation, raised se%eral concerns regarding the +elfare of the dolphins in 9olphin =agoon after an inspection +as done. (s stated in ($,"SA report, it +as cited that 7WS had planned to organise acti%ities ai)ed at increasing public a+areness and understand of dolphins. ,esearch, conser%ation and education +ere thus the )ain co)ponents and ob/ecti%es of the 9olphin =agoon. 3n addition, 7WS also stated that the dolphins +ould not be )ade to perfor) tric's +hich are unnatural. ($,"S )entioned in their report that there +ere apparent contradictions of 9olphin =agoonAs ob/ecti%es to their findings on the +elfare of the dolphins. "ducation +as )ini)al and the recreation and entertain)ent aspect of the facility +ere clearly the )ain focus. ($,"S also stated in their report that the 9olphin =agoon does not ha%e a beneficial aspect in ter)s of dolphin research, conser%ation and education. 938 3n .BB-, C*ata)D, a fe)ale dolphin at 9olphin =agoon died of acute gastritis. >4? Studies in the 7nited States suggested that an inordinate nu)ber of capti%e dolphins are succu)bing to stress related illnesses such as heart attac's and gastric ulcers. 3n (pril .BB0, C&u)boD, a )ale dolphin at 9olphin =agoon had -- of his teeth e:tracted due to fights +ith another )ale dolphin through the bars separating their lagoons. >4? 4his indicated e:tre)e )ental and physical stress in the dolphin. E CAMPAIGN OBJECTIVE 6n -st &uly .B-;, a )e)ber of the public alerted WW(S5) and SS$S about the conditions of the dolphins 'ept in 9olphin =agoon at 7WS. WW(S5) and SS$S launched an in%estigation into the )atter +ith total of t+o separate inspections, conducted in the )onths of &uly and (ugust .B-;. F INVESTIGATIONS O3 $3.) J4(: $#"4; 7e7<e.1 5* && 0SG2 a3) SSCS '3=e1+'ga+e) a3) '316e,+e) '3+5 +-e )5(6-'3>1 ,53)'+'531 a3) ?e(*a.e a+ D5(6-'3 %ag553; U&S. A +5+a( 5* 5 -54.1 5* 5<1e.=a+'53; =')e5g.a6-: a3) 6-5+5g.a6-: ?e.e (5gge) a3) .e,5.)e) a1 e=')e3,e. 9uring the in%estigation, our in%estigators sat in t+o progra))es ! -) CPin' dolphins behind!the!scene enrich)ent play sessionD andG .) CMeet the 9olphins and 1ur Seals sessionD. 4he ti)eline of the in%estigation are as follo+s: H &uly .0, .B-;, -p): 3n%estigators purchased entry tic'ets to 7WS at I.<.<B Singapore 9ollars each. H &uly .0, .B-;, .p) : 3n%estigators proceeded for progra))e -) CPin' dolphins behind!the!scene enrich)ent play sessionD. H &uly .0, .B-;, 0p) : 6bser%ation of dolphin enclosure surroundings and in%estigation of the (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters on display and their enclosures. H &uly .0, .B-;, ;p) : 3n%estigators proceeded for progra))e .) CMeet the 9olphins and 1ur Seals sessionD. H &uly .0, .B-;, ;;Ep) : Sho+ ended. O3 "7+- A4g41+ $#"4; a *5((5?46 '3=e1+'ga+'53 ?a1 )53e +5 .e'316e,+ +-e ,53)'+'531 5* +-e )5(6-'31 a+ D5(6-'3 %ag553; U&S. A +5+a( 5* $ -54.1 5* 5<1e.=a+'53; =')e5g.a6-:; 6-5+5g.a6-: a3) )e,'<e( 7ea14.e7e3+ ?e.e (5gge) a3) .e,5.)e) a1 e=')e3,e. H (ugust -J, .B-;, 00Bp): 3n%estigators purchased entry tic'ets to 7WS at I.<.<B Singapore 9ollars each. H (ugust -J, .B-;, ;p): 3n%estigators proceed for the progra))e CMeet the 9olphins and 1ur Seals sessionD. H (ugust -J, .B-;, ;;Ep) :Sho+ ended. J FINDINGS 6ur findings in regards to the conditions and +elfare of the dolphins and other ani)als held capti%e in 9olphin =agoon, 7WS are as follo+: (-) 4he state)ent +e recei%ed fro) the )e)ber of the public ! C9egrading conditions of dolphin pensKpool for displayKe:hibits is a disappoint)entD ! is true. 3nfrastructure degradation such as corrosion of the pool bea)s +ere %isible fro) audienceAs %ie+point (refer to Investigation Pictures, Enclosure Corrosion: picture 1, picture 1a & picture 1b ) (.) 4he dolphins and fur seals +ere )ade to display and perfor) unnatural acts for entertain)ent does not represent any conser%ation efforts. 0.e*e. +5 I3=e1+'ga+'53 P',+4.e; @T-e )5(6-'31 a3) *4. 1ea(1 ?e.e 7a)e +5 )'16(a: a3) 6e.*5.7 433a+4.a( a,+1A 6',+4.e $; 6',+4.e $a B 6',+4.e$< 2 (0) 4he state)ent +e recei%ed fro) the )e)ber of the public ! C(n adult dolphin has a %isible head and )outh in/ury +ith s'in proble)sD is true. 6ne of the adult fe)ale dolphin na)ed CHanD has a %isible infection on top of her head and another distinct +ound on the left side of her botto) /a+. 1ro) the pictures ta'en on -st &uly .B-;, .0rd &uly .B-; and -Jth (ugust .B-;, both in/uries sho+ed no signs of i)pro%e)ent and appears to ha%e +orsen o%er ti)e. 6ur in%estigators also found fresh scratch )ar's on another adult dolphin, suspected to be bite )ar's inflicted by other dolphins 'ept together in the facility.(refer to Investigation Pictures, an !ead In"uries : picture #, picture #a, picture #b, picture #b, picture #c, picture #d, picture #e ) (;) Music playing at high %olu)e and noise le%el generated by audience during the sho+ are a stress!causing factor for the ani)als. 4he noise le%el fro) the )usic played pre!sho+ +as )easured at !# )e,'<e(1 and )easured up to "#" )e,'<e(1 during the sho+ >--?. L (E) (n adult fe)ale dolphin, CPanD, together +ith its un!na)ed ne+born calf , are in the sa)e pool throughout the sho+s on -st &uly .B-;, .0rd &uly .B-; and -Jth (ugust .B-;. 4his is %ery stressful for both dolphins, especially the calf. oth +ere also obser%ed s+i))ing in repeated circular )otions.(refer to Investigation Pictures, Pan $it! un%na&ed bab' calf : Picture () (F) 9olphins are put on display and )ade to perfor) despite ha%ing serious in/uries. 4his clearly contra%enes the la+ ><? (J) 3n addition to our in%estigation, +e disco%ered that the (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters are housed in sub!standard conditions, indicating an ob%ious lac' of +elfare and ser%es no educational and conser%ational purpose. 9uring the in%estigations on .0rd &uly .B-;, +e found a total of 0 otters housed in t+o separate enclosures, one enclosure housing . otters +hile the other housing only - otter. 4his clearly %iolates the natural social grouping of (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters +here they can li%e in groups consisting of about -. indi%iduals, +here they depend on each other for defence and groo)ing. 3t is +ell established that this otter is a sociable ani)alG it is not reco))ended or considered e%er acceptable to 'eep a lone ani)al >-B? . 3t also contradicts the section @social beha%iourA stated on the signage that 7WS has in front of the ottersA enclosure. 4he otters are only gi%en s)all e:hibition spaces +ith insufficient sheltered area and a s)all shallo+ pool +ith little +ater in each enclosure in +hich are barely reached the )ini)u) standard >-B? . 4he shallo+ pool disallo+s the natural beha%iour of otters di%ing and s+i))ing to hunt for their food as +ell as bonding through play +ith other otters in the fa)ily group. oth enclosures ha%e no natural substrates such as grass, soil or pebbles but only ce)ented flooring can cause foot and tail sore >-B? , (refer to Investigation Pictures, )sian *&all%cla$ed +tters : picture ,, picture ,a & picture ,b) < INVESTIGATION PICTURES "nclosure $orrosion P',+4.e "/ Degrading conditions of dolphin pens/pool for display/exhibits is a disappointment picture taken on 1 st uly 2014 by member of the public -B "nclosure $orrosion P',+4.e "a/ Degrading conditions of dolphin pens/pool for display/exhibits is a disappointment picture taken on 1 st uly 2014 by member of the public -- "nclosure $orrosion P',+4.e "</ Degrading conditions of dolphin pens/pool for display/exhibits is a disappointment picture taken on 1 st uly 2014 by member of the public -. 4he dolphins and fur seals +ere )ade to display and perfor) unnatural acts P',+4.e $/ @ picture taken on 2! rd uly 2014 by member of the public -0 4he dolphins and fur seals +ere )ade to display and perfor) unnatural acts P',+4.e $/ @ picture taken on 2! rd uly 2014 by member of the public -; 4he dolphins and fur seals +ere )ade to display and perfor) unnatural acts Picture -b: picture taken on 1" th #ugust 2014 by member of the public -E CHanD adult fe)ale dolphin P',+4.e 3/ #n adult female dolphin named $an has a %isible head and mouth in&ury 'ith skin problem picture taken on 1 st uly 2014 by member of the public -F CHanD adult fe)ale dolphin P',+4.e 3a/ @ #n adult female dolphin named $an has a %isible head and mouth in&ury 'ith skin problem picture taken on 1 st uly 2014 by member of the public -J CHanD adult fe)ale dolphin P',+4.e 3,: #n adult female dolphin named ($an has a %isible head and mouth in&ury 'ith skin problem conditions picture taken on .0rd &uly .B-; by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', -L CHanD adult fe)ale dolphin P',+4.e 3):#n adult dolphin named $an has a %isible head and mouth in&ury 'ith skin problem conditions picture taken on 1"th #ugust 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', -< CHanD adult fe)ale dolphin Picture #e 0 #n adult dolphin named $an has a %isible head and mouth in&ury 'ith skin problem conditions picture taken on 1"th #ugust 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', .B P',+4.e 4 : #nother adult dolphin 'ith fresh scratch marks on head picture taken on 2!rd uly 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', .- CPanD +ith un!na)ed baby calf P',+4.e 5/ picture taken on 1" th #ugust 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', .. A1'a3 S7a((,(a?e) O++e.1 P',+4.e 6/ @ Housing of (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters +ith sub!standard conditions, lac' of +elfare and ser%es no educational and conser%ational purposeD. Picture of #sian Small1cla'ed 2tter3s enclosure 'as taken on 2!rd uly 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', .0 .; A1'a3 S7a((,(a?e) O++e.1 P',+4.e 6/ @ Housing of (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters +ith sub!standard conditions, lac' of +elfare and ser%es no educational and conser%ational purposeD. Picture of #sian Small1cla'ed 2tter3s enclosure 'as taken on 2!rd uly 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', .E P',+4.e 6</ CHousing of (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters +ith sub!standard conditions, lac' of +elfare and ser%es no educational and conser%ational purposeD. Picture of #sian Small1cla'ed 2tter3s enclosure 'as taken on 2!rd uly 2014 by officers from )) *S+, - SS.S/ *belo', .F RECOMMENDATIONS WW (S5) and SS$S are re8uesting the follo+ing fro): -. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS for a state)ent in respond to the reported findings. .. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS for a state)ent on the health conditions of the dolphins and the +elfare of the otters housed in 9olphin =agoon and 7nder+ater World Singapore respecti%ely. 0. (2( for a response on 7WSA %iolation of (ni)al and irds (Pet Shop and ":hibition) ,ules .BB;, under (ni)al ":hibitions,Section $, $onditionG (ni)al Housing # "n%iron)ent, (ni)al Manage)ent # Healthcare, sub! section $.;, C(ni)al e:hibited )ust be healthy and in good condition. Sic', 9iseased or in/ured ani)al )ust be re)o%ed fro) the e:hibition and treated by a licensed practising %eterinarianD ;. (2( for a response on 7WSA %iolation of (ni)al and irds (Pet Shop and ":hibition) ,ules .BB;, under (ni)al Perfor)ances, under $onditions, Section 0, C6nly healthy ani)als that are suited to perfor)ing are to be usedD E. (2( for a response on 7WSA %iolation of (ni)al and irds (Pet Shop and ":hibition) ,ules .BB;, under (ni)al Perfor)ances, under $onditions, Section <, C4he ani)al )ust not pose a danger to the publicD. F. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS for a state)ent on their future plans for the ne+born dolphin calf and its )other, Pan. J. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS to cease all ani)al sho+s +ith i))ediate effect and start rehabilitation!and!release progra))e for all dolphins housed in 9olphin =agoon, bac' into the +ild. L. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS to engage local and international *56(s) suggested by WW (S5) for the rehabilitation!and!release progra))e in a situation +here Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS agrees on releasing all the dolphins housed in 9olphin =agoon bac' into the +ild. <. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS to i)pro%e housing and husbandry +ith i))ediate effect for the otters housed in 7WS .J -B. Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS to engage positi%e discussion +ith WW (S5), SS$S and (2( for future decisions # +elfare of the ani)als. .L CONC%USION WW (S5), SS$S and the supporting groups are concerned about the future of the ani)als housed in 7WS and 9olphin =agoon, and is doubtful of its capabilities to )aintain the ani)alsA physical and psychological health +ith proper husbandry, )edical care and ethical conser%ation efforts. 4he health of the dolphins held capti%e in 9olphin =agoon are in appalling and deteriorating conditions +hich clearly sho+ that ade8uate care of these ani)als ha%e not been not )et. 4he display and usage of sic'Kin/ured ani)als for sho+s is in clear %iolation of the la+ ><? as +ell as contradicts 7WSA stand on conser%ation and education. 6%er the period of -; years since the ac8uisition of the dolphins, 7WS also did not )eet the criteria in research, conser%ation and education, ha%ing )ini)al benefit and contribution to the +ild population of dolphins. 7WS needs to realise that dolphins are not suitable for capti%ity and that dolphinariu)s are contributing to ani)al cruelty at the highest e:tent, fro) capture to capti%ity. 7WS also did not )eet the opti)al conditions for the ottersA enclosures, +hich are belo+ the )ini)al standard in ani)al +elfare re8uire)ents >-B? . Ha+ Par $orporation =i)ited and 7WS )ust realise and ta'e full responsibility of the abo%e reported findings, especially the physical and psychological health of the ani)als. WW (S5) and SS$S +ould li'e to stress that proper and ade8uate )edical treat)ent, rehabilitating and releasing the dolphins bac' into the +ild and i)pro%ing the husbandry and enclosure for the (sian S)all!cla+ed otters is the only positi%e step ahead for true conser%ation, education and for the +elfare of the ani)als. .< ,"1","*$" =3S4 -) ($,"S, Suffering, not s)iling, 4he 4ruth about capti%e dolphins, .BB0, Page < by =ouis *g .) 9olphins fly in to 7nder+ater World -L &uly -<<<. 4he Straits 4i)es, Singapore 0) ($,"S, Suffering, not s)iling, 4he 4ruth about capti%e dolphins, .BB0, Page ; by =ouis *g ;) ($,"S, Suffering, not s)iling, 4he 4ruth about capti%e dolphins, .BB0, Page -0 # -; by =ouis *g E) 4he Straits 4i)es, .- 9ece)ber .BB0, Page -B, C4hai par' raided o%er e:port of dolphins to S'pore, source (P. F) 4he Straits 4i)es, F 1ebruary .BB;,DPin' dolphin caught in the +ild but they can stayD page -B by =ee Hui $hieh J) 4he Straits ti)es -0 october .BBB, page EJ, C9olphin loses babyD by &osephine &a)es L) 4oday ! (fternoon "dition, .E (pril .BB0, page L, C&u)bo loses -- teethD by 5race 4ay <) (gri!1ood # 2eterinary (uthority ((2(), (ni)al and irds (Pet Shop and ":hibition) ,ules .BB;, under (ni)al ":hibitions,Section $, $onditionG (ni)al Housing # "n%iron)ent, (ni)al Manage)ent # Healthcare, sub! section $.;, C(ni)al e:hibited )ust be healthy and in good condition. Sic', 9iseased or in/ured ani)al )ust be re)o%ed fro) the e:hibition and treated by a licensed practising %eterinarianD -B) Su))ary of Husbandry 5uidelines for (sian S)all!cla+ed 6tters in $apti%ity by 37$*KSS$ 6tter Specialist 5roup, 6tters in $apti%ity 4as' 1orce ( http:KK+++.otterspecialistgroup.orgK=ibraryK4as'1orcesK6$4.ht)l). --) "7 M66 3*N73,O .B-- ! 96=PH3*(,3( ( re%ie+ of the 'eeping of +hales and dolphins in capti%ity in the "uropean 7nion and "$ 9irecti%e-<<<K.., relating to the 'eeping of +ild ani)als in zoos. Written by the Whale and 9olphin $onser%ation Society for the "uropean coalition "*9$(P in association +ith the orn 1ree 1oundation 0B